Puckipuppy Bulldog Pro
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the Puckipuppy Bulldog Pro. In summary, this is what cyclists think. Published Jun 04, 2026 by Reda Ashour.
9 reasons to buy
- The Bulldog Pro comes with a headlight, a taillight with brake activation and turn signals, fenders, and a 55lb capacity rear rack.
- Experts say power delivery is smooth and responsive.
- Reviewers praise the strong stopping power from the Logan hydraulic disc brakes.
- The removable display improves security when locking the bike outside.
- A reviewer appreciates the bike's stable handling, even at the 28mph top speed.
- Experts are impressed with the battery range. Though none test the full range, one tester covers 46 miles on pavement and still has 50% charge remaining.
- Reviewers enjoy the Bulldog Pro's “monster truck” feel over varied terrain.
- The Bulldog Pro has an above-average IPX6 water resistance rating.
- The integrated batteries are easy to remove for charging.
8 reasons not to buy
- Although recommended for riders from 5’4” to 6’6”, 5’10” testers find the bike too large, and riders over 6' find the seatpost too short.
- The two 15Ah batteries come with a single 2A charger, meaning a 15-hour charge.
- At 124.1lb, the Bulldog Pro is extremely heavy and difficult to maneuver, according to reviewers.
- Testers report significant rattling from the fenders, and one hears the kickstand rattling off-road.
- Reviewers find the battery indicator difficult to read and inaccurate.
- The rear shock isn't adjustable, and the fork has limited adjustability. Some testers find the suspension setup too soft.
- A reviewer says the wide saddle makes pedaling difficult.
- An expert dislikes the large gap between PAS 4 (18mph) and PAS 5 (28mph) top speeds, and the speed settings aren't adjustable.
Bottom line
The Puckipuppy Bulldog Pro is a dual-battery fat-tire e-bike. It earns its Pro moniker from the upgraded torque and cadence sensor combination and 8-speed drivetrain compared to the standard Bulldog. In testing, the full-suspension Bulldog Pro plows over varied terrain and delivers strong, smooth power and braking. The bike is most suited to pavement, as the soft suspension struggles with bigger hits. The biggest grievances are the high weight, which makes the bike difficult to maneuver, and the inaccurate sizing guide. The Bulldog Pro's range impresses testers, but it has plenty of shortcomings that should be considered.Expert Reviews
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